Climate & Energy – Page 433

“Today’s early afternoon temperatures were 20-40 degrees colder than normal through the Plains into Texas.” Continue reading Historic: Duluth, MN has gotten 51″ of global warming in April

Media Matters says ‘climate change’ was a GOP euphemism

Right-o. That’s why the UN group is called the “Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change” — established in 1988, 14 years before Frank Luntz talked about “climate change” as a less scary term. Continue reading Media Matters says ‘climate change’ was a GOP euphemism

The results suggest that urban heat islands may be working at smaller scales than previously thought. Continue reading Study: Lawns emit more CO2 than corn fields; Add to urban heat island effect

A group of North Carolina businesses “chose to embrace run-of-the-mill anti-global-warming arguments and cloaked itself with dubious ‘experts’ whose scientific views are at the outermost fringes of climate science. They started a war and won the first battle.” Congrats to John Droz. Continue reading ‘Anti-intellectualism’ and retired realtor blamed for defeat of North Carolina sea-level rise bill

“Now that global warming is completely unravelling, I want to elaborate on a point I made a few blogposts back about the role of humanities graduates in this great debate.” Continue reading Delingpole: ‘Global warming’ was always far too important to be left to the scientists

“An increase in water temperature leads to increased evaporation, which can cause water levels to drop.” Continue reading Claim: Global warming may cause Great Lakes to evaporate

Between clean energy advocate Clifton Yin and the editors at Policymic.com, someone doesn’t know that carbon dioxide is an invisible gas. Continue reading Misleading Photos of the Day: 4 Worst Climate Change Offenders

“I can’t imagine Congress intended things to work this way. To restore some sort of stability back into the permit process, some legislation might be required.” Continue reading Appellate court overturns federal judge who accused EPA of ‘magical thinking’ by revoking West Virginia mine permit